no matter what policies we have in place or what leadership, there s not a huge amount the government can do to make things better. i suppose the argument with liz truss is she and her mini budget and all her policies that came out of nowhere actually made things worse. things haven t. i suppose that does go some way to show that it is policies that can make a difference in the markets will fall in line if they think there is greater political and economic stability. so, whether rishi sunak or possibly penny mourdant, whoever wins, is able to enhance that stability, i think that remains to be seen. but what we do know about rishi sunak is that his whole economic vision and ideology is completely different from that of liz truss from the start. so we are ready know quite a bit about the vision that he ll be implementing. and we ve gotjeremy hunt, who did a lot of that unwinding. just quickly, boris, not this time. what struck me was that boris johnson said he thinks he would b
all of the front pages were probably out of date by the time we received them. they re still warm up the printer. camilla and tony, just give me an overview of what we ve been through in the last week in british politics. i in the last week in british olitics. ~ ., in the last week in british olitics. ~ ., ., , ., , , politics. i think more has happened in the last week politics. i think more has happened in the last week than politics. i think more has happened in the last week than would - in the last week than would normally happen over a period of months or years. it feels like it s been such a roller coaster. we had the resignation of liz truss as prime minister only the last few days, saying she wasn t able to deliver the mandate on which she was elected, so she spoken to his majesty the king and handed in her resignation and said she ll stay as prime minister until such a time as prime minister until such a time a new prime minister is in place. we then heard from
We re stuck in 2016 johnsonites. we re stuck in the mire 2016 johnsonites. we re stuck in the mire again. we 2016 johnsonites. we re stuck in the mire again- the mire again. we do understand what you re the mire again. we do understand what you re saying. the mire again. we do understand what you re saying. it s the mire again. we do understand what you re saying. it s hard - the mire again. we do understand what you re saying. it s hard not l the mire again. we do understand| what you re saying. it s hard not to understand. you make the point over and over that once the conservative party stops squabbling amongst itself, there s a country to run here. camilla, many people arejust not interested in politics but have maybe been forced to take notice this week really need some big decisions to be made, some cool heads, some grown ups. how we got them, will they be able to do it? i think that s the massive question, whether a new change in leadership will be enough to get
In the situation pretty much since 2016 johnsonites. we re stuck in the mire 2016 johnsonites. we re stuck in the mire again. we 2016 johnsonites. we re stuck in the mire again- the mire again. we do understand what you re the mire again. we do understand what you re saying. the mire again. we do understand what you re saying. it s the mire again. we do understand what you re saying. it s hard - the mire again. we do understand what you re saying. it s hard not l the mire again. we do understand| what you re saying. it s hard not to understand. you make the point over and over that once the conservative party stops squabbling amongst itself, there s a country to run here. camilla, many people arejust not interested in politics but have maybe been forced to take notice this week really need some big decisions to be made, some cool heads, some grown ups. how we got them, will they be able to do it? i think that s the massive question, whether a new change in leadership w